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课件网) Unit 3 Sports and Fitness Listening and Talking 1. Learn about something on sportsmanship. 2. Know some useful patterns and expressions showing agreement and disagreement. 3. Express their own opinions about sportsmanship. Learning objectives 1.Three students are talking about sportsmanship. Listen to the conversation and match each opinion with the right speaker. A An athlete should do his/her best to win. B The girl should stop and help the other girl. Good sportsmanship is more important than winning. C An athlete should think about honour and his/her fans if he/she is competing for his/her country. Listen for their ideas Cao Jing _____ Lily_____ Max _____ compete v. 竞争；对抗 competent (adj.)-competence (n.) competitive (adj.)-competition (n.)-competitor (n.) 区别 complete v. 使完成 e.g. Several companies are competing (against/with each other) for the contract. Key words 1.Three students are talking about sportsmanship. Listen to the conversation and match each opinion with the right speaker. A An athlete should do his/her best to win. B The girl should stop and help the other girl. Good sportsmanship is more important than winning. C An athlete should think about honour and his/her fans if he/she is competing for his/her country. Listen for their ideas Cao Jing _____ Lily_____ Max _____ B C A Who do you agree with Why Max: An athlete should do his/her best to win. Cao: The girl should stop and help the other girl. Good sportsmanship is more important than winning. Lily: An athlete should think about honour and his/her fans if he/she is competing for his/her country. e.g. I agree with what Max has said because every person must put all of his or her devotion into career and this is particularly true in the sports industry. Formulate: yes or no to the question reason example (character & events) conclusion Listen for their ideas I agree. Yes, I think so. So do I. Me too. Exactly! Sure./ Certainly./ Of course. All right. You’re right/ correct. Good idea. I guess so. I’m sorry, but I disagree/ don’t agree. I don’t think so. That’s not right. That doesn’t make any sense! That’s not how I see it. I see what you mean, but … Agreeing Disagreeing 2.Listen again and circle the expressions that you hear in the conversation. When should we use these expressions Listen and circle Expression: to show your own ideas. For me … In my opinion … As far as I’m concerned … I could be wrong, but … It seems to me that … To be honest … I (strongly) believe/reckon/suppose/think that … Listen and circle Which one do you agree with Which one do you disagree with Express your opinion with the words or phrases we learnt previously. A An athlete should do his/her best to win. B The girl should stop and help the other girl. Good sportsmanship is more important than winning. I agree with you. The core of sports is to name the winner and … I see what you mean, but after all this is a game … ... ...
